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One in three Virginians do not have savings to fall back on in the event of a job loss, health crisis or other income-depleting emergency.
A report released Wednesday by the Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED) ranks Virginia at 17th in the country in the ability of residents to achieve financial security.
"In order to cope with the recession's continued impact, these families have had to prioritize today's expenses over tomorrow's goals," said Andrea Levere, president of CFED
Virginia ranks 8th in income poverty and 9th in underbanked households – those with a checking or savings account but continue to rely on alternative and often costly financial services.
The state ranks 12th in average annual pay, 3rd in workers participating in a retirement plan and 14th in employers offering health insurance.
Virginia is in the bottom 10 states on measures of business ownership, including microenterprise ownership (ranked 46th), small business ownership (ranked 45th) and private loans to small businesses (ranked 41st).
In Education, 42% of Virginia adults have at least a two-year degree and 35% have at least a four-year degree, ranking 9th and 8th, respectively.
However, consumers in the Commonwealth have an average of $11,946 in credit card debt, the 40th highest level in the country
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You can flavor lamb in many different ways. The mild, almost sweet meat adapts so well to a wide range of seasonings that reflect many cuisines worldwide.
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Obsessing over calories alone has left dieters with an empty feeling. The calorie counting that defined dieting for so long is giving way to other considerations, like the promise of more fiber or natural ingredients. That is chipping away at the popularity of products like Diet Coke, Lean Cuisine and Special K, which became weight-watching staples primarily by stripping calories from people's favorite foods.
One of the most elegant dishes, rack of lamb often is saved for special occasions and holidays, like Easter. A rack of lamb makes a beautiful presentation whole or cut into individual chops.
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Fish plays a huge role during Friday's of lent. If you're squeamish about buying or cooking fresh fish, check out the freezer aisle.
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Easter candy is dandy. But Easter candy paired with booze? Now that's something to put a spring in your step. So we asked wine and spirits connoisseurs to come up with something the adults can sip on while the youngsters hunt for sugary splendors in the grass.
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Michigan State University is joining food and drink makers and sellers to create the Center for Research on Ingredient Safety, it was announced Monday.
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Use any leftover cooked turkey or chicken in this creamy pasta dish.
A good knife and the know how to use it is crucial in the kitchen. Knives, after all, are the workhorses of kitchen prep work.
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In last week's column, I suggested getting a jump on summertime's outdoor grilling with an electric countertop hinged grill also called a contact grill, because its ridged cooking plates contact with both sides of the food at once. Kebabs work perfectly on a contact grill, provided you observe a few key tips.
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You can buy roasted garlic for about $7.99 a pound at the olive bar in most grocery stores. Or you can roast it yourself.
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This was my craft room/sewing desk/cutting table/Jennuine Design headquarters prior to this afternoon.
There's leftovers from half a dozen projects sprawled across both surfaces as well as some general mess mixed in. Laser even got in on the chaos as he was in a settle after putting his feet up on the counter to see if he could scam any food from the sink.
I've had this project pinned to my Craft Room Lust board since Ashley at Make It - Love It published it in July. She used IKEA parts and pieces to build a counter height craft table. Her version was waay cheaper than any ready made version I'd found so I plotted my trip to IKEA to follow in her footsteps.
So here's my version! I made a couple of little changes - she bought the smaller white tabletop, but this longer one was the exact same price and I had the space so I went for it. I also liked the gray to contrast the white cubes and black baskets.
There's not even a misbehaving dog in the background!
Here's the products and costs for the parts I used in case you want to make your own:
Expedit cube x 2, $39.99 each = $79.98
Galant table top = $70.00 (the price in this link is $110, but I didn't get the frame so it's only $70 - the price must have gone up since July as the smaller white one was listed the same in the showroom)
Capita legs x 2, $12.00 each = $24.00
Total = $173.98
The baskets were from IKEA as well, but I don't see them online. They're vinyl woven on a wire frame and came packed flat. They were about $12 each, so that added almost $100 to the total, but I can't see doing this without a storage solution.
I'm 5'8" and Ashley says she is 5'11". I'm pretty sure I'm going to be getting the legs that are 4" as this ends up being about 38" high and I think 36" would be more where I should be. I'm going to work with it for a while to be sure before I change anything. I also decided not to attach my table top permanently. I had some Dritz fabric gripper sticky dots on hand and they seem to be working just fine. I can take the table top off if I want but it doesn't slide around while I'm using it. I've got my eye on a couple of bar stools that I might get, but I want to see if I think I'll ever want to sit down before I do that.
Baskets slide in and out to hide all my supplies and projects and hopefully to keep pet hair and little fingers out.
Here's my nautical flag banner supplies and an in-progress banner. That's everything I use except the bolt of duck cloth. Room to spare even!
I think the contrast is striking. I was able to squirrel away all the stuff that was strewn over both tables and I still have room to spare. I think I'm going to clear out one of the file cabinets so I can use the hanging files there instead of waaaay on top of my wall shelf where they currently are. Maybe I'll actually file my paperwork more regularly if I don't have to haul it down to do so. I'll probably come up with some cute way to label the bins - after I fill them all up!
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My experience this spring semester at Stetson University has been wonderful. My choice of transferring to Stetson has been one of the best decisions I've made. I came to Stetson and immediately felt right at home. Compared to my last school I feel Stetson is better for me academically. The class sizes are much smaller, the professors are more hands on and I can really tell the staff genuinely cares for each student.
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Tax deduction for a gym membership?
April marks another tax season when millions of Americans will deduct expenses related to home ownership, children and education from their annual tax bill. These deductions exist because of their perceived value to society; they encourage behaviors that keep the wheels of the economy turning. So why shouldn't the tax code be revised to reward preventive health?
Victimized by the 'marriage penalty'
In a few short months, I'll pass the milestone that every little girl dreams of: the day she swears - before family and God, in sickness and in health, all in the name of love - that she's willing to pay a much higher tax rate.
Allergies are the real midlife crisis
One of the biggest mysteries is why the disease comes and goes, and then comes and goes again. People tend to experience intense allergies between the ages of 5 and 16, then get a couple of decades off before the symptoms return in the 30s, only to diminish around retirement age.
E-Cigarettes target youth with festivals, lawmakers say
The findings, in a survey released Monday by members of Congress, should prod U.S. regulators to curb the industry, the lawmakers said. While e-cigarettes currently are unregulated, the Food and Drug Administration is working on a plan that would extend its tobacco oversight to the products.
Search teams will send unmanned sub to look for missing Malaysian airliner
Teams searching for a missing Malaysian airliner are planning for the first time to send an unmanned submarine into the depths of the Indian Ocean to look for wreckage, an Australian official leading the multi-nation search said Monday.
Why Facebook is getting into the banking game
Who would want to use Facebook as a bank? That's the question that immediately arises from news that the social network intends to get into the electronic money business.
Cherokee Nation launches online art database
Cherokee Nation officials have launched a new website providing the public access to information regarding art owned by the tribe and its businesses.
"We have hundreds of traditional and modern works of art in our collection across the Cherokee Nation's governmental and businesses facilities," said Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker. "This expanded database is a significant accomplishment and now makes our art collection more accessible for various audiences, including artists, enthusiasts and tribal citizens."
Fired coach unjustly accused of visiting porn sites
The president of Minnesota State University-Mankato accused a football coach of looking at Internet porn on a work computer before firing him, an arbitrator has revealed. The official said the claim could not be supported, and the coach shouldn't have been fired.
Stepping forward: The real Colbert
Letterman changed the late-night TV game between his run on NBC's "Late Night" and starting the "Late Show" franchise in 1993. And while it's tough to replace a pop-culture icon, Colbert, in terms of pedigree and sense of humor, makes the most sense.
Millions of Android phones, tablets vulnerable to Heartbleed bug
Millions of smartphones and tablets running Google's Android operating system have the Heartbleed software bug, in a sign of how broadly the flaw extends beyond the Web and into consumer devices.
Obama's equal pay exaggeration leads us all into danger
The president's claims of national shame over gender-based pay inequity spring from distorted calculations, as well as some convenient political math.
Big win for college coach wrongly accused of child porn
The ex-coach of Minnesota State University-Mankato - cleared on child porn charges - gets his old job back or could take the difference in pay should he decide to stay in a new position in North Dakota, an arbitrator has ruled. Todd Hoffner was accused when a technician found videos of his young children on his school-issued cellphone. Officials in Mankato fired him even though a judge had thrown out the charges.
Boston doctors can now prescribe you a bike
The City of Boston this week is rolling out a new program that's whimsically known as "Prescribe-a-Bike." Part medicine, part welfare, the initiative allows doctors at Boston Medical Center to write "prescriptions" for low-income patients to get yearlong memberships to Hubway, the city's bike-share system, for only $5.
Too much of a good thing at UConn?
The Connecticut Huskies dominate women's college basketball - which makes for a boring game.
Teens trading naked selfies for mugshots
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The path to executive chef in the culinary field is generally associated with a degree in the culinary arts. But like many other professions, there are exceptions. There are those that take an alternative path, gaining their education through workplace experience by diving in head first, enduring long hours with the restaurant itself as their classroom. This would be the path for Mountain Lake Lodge Executive Chef, Chris Robinson who has worked in several restaurants, gleaning a culinary background all along the way.
A Bigfork High School graduate, Chris spent his summers working at local restaurants, getting a first-hand look at how successful restaurants operate. All the while he couldn't ignore his natural curiosity for the restaurant environment and, of course, his love of food. Chris' natural interest in food came at a young age when he tasted foods he enjoyed and thought simply "I can do that."
After teaching in Environmental Sciences at Phillipsburg Montana for three years Chris felt a strong pull to get back to the Flathead Valley and into a creative kitchen workshop. He and his wife made the decision to take the leap and move back, and in June 2008 Chris took the position of pantry station at the Docks in Lakeside. Four months later, The Docks offered Chris the opportunity to take over management of the entire restaurant. "That was my 'aha' moment," explains Chris, "I knew that if I took this on, there was no turning back." Chris was soon appointed to the position of head chef, and effectively managed the Docks until he was offered the daytime chef position at Somer's Bay Café.
While at the Somer's Bay Café, Chris discover he had an excellent knack for experimentation, and his customers were raving about his food creations. Slowly, Chris made his way back to Bigfork, accepting a position at Pocketstone Cafe in the spring of 2010, and then Executive Chef for Terra and Riley's Pub at the Mountain Lake Lodge in 2011. The Mountain Lake Lodge was looking for creativity in their menus. "It all just comes very naturally for me" say Chris, "I love putting a new twist on recipes or creating from scratch." Some of his newest creations include a Tandoori style Trout with Huckleberry Gastrique, a Smokey Carbonara, and a Southwest New York Steak. These, along with newly created entrees and signature desserts truly make Terra a delightful dining experience.
Recently Terra placed in the Best of Bigfork
Tied for Third Place "Fine Dining"
Four–way tie for "Best Dessert"
Tied for "Best Customer Service"
Riley's Pub and Sports Bar also received awards for the Best of Bigfork
First Place "Best Sports Bar"
First Place for "Best Bartender"
First Place "Best Server"
Come Dine with Us…Relax! Enjoy the view of Flathead Lake! Take a walk through our lush grounds maintained by our in-house staff! 30 Spacious Fireplace Suites, infinity pool, and year-round outdoor hot tub!
Prime Rib Sunday Brunch served every Sunday 9 am to 1 pm. Come in and find out why people are calling this the best brunch in the Flathead Valley.
Restaurant hours change seasonally please call for current restaurant hours.
Winter Getaway packages available October to May. Savor the Food of Terra and Stay the Night too!!!
Mountain Lake Lodge has event space for intimate weddings, receptions, conventions, retreats, and corporate meetings.
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MILLINGTON, Tenn. - The Iowa Central baseball team fought through football-type weather on Saturday, earning a 6-1 victory over Lakeland (Ohio).
In 30-degree temperatures with high gusts of winds, the Tritons pounded out eight hits and rode a combined four-hitter from their pitching staff to their sixth victory.
"I thought we played really well considering the weather,'' said Iowa Central head coach Rick Pederson. "The temps were in the 30s and it was windy.
"We played errorless baseball, which is great in conditions like that.''
Sophomore Brandon Shulista (1-0) earned the win, giving up four hits and fanning seven.
Tyler Peyton went 2-for-4 for the Tritons, and Spencer Mallonee drove in two runs.
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Clarke, Goldsberry (5) and Dito; Brandon Shulista, Vinnie Crivaro (6), Nolan Webster (7) and Bryce Berg. 2B-IC: Tyler Peyton, Dan Potempa, Dalton Parrott.
Peyton, Dan Potempa and Dalto Parrott all had doubles.
The Tritons will face Lakeland today at 10 a.m. and Muscatine at 1 p.m.


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BISHNUPUR, a sleepy backwater town 150km northwest of Kolkata, is a famous centre of Bengali learning, renowned above all for its exquisite terracotta temples. It was the capital of the Malla rajas, under whose patronage one of India's greatest schools of music developed. Largely beyond the sphere of Muslim influence in Bengal, Bishnupur's long tradition of temple-building had its roots in the basic form of the domestic hut. Translated into temple architecture, built of brick (as stone was rarely available) and faced with finely carved terracotta decoration often depicting scenes from the Ramayana, the temples combine striking simplicity of form with vibrant texture.
Several temples lie scattered in a wide area around Bishnupur. Raas Mancha, built in 1587 by Bir Hambir in a unique pyramidal style, is used to display the images of Krishna and Radha during the annual Raas festival. Nearby, the well-preserved Shyamarai, built in 1643, is a particularly fine example of terracotta art, while the smaller Jorbangla has fine detail. The unassuming tenth-century Mrinmoyee temple encloses the auspicious nababriksha, nine trees growing as one. To the north of town and dating from 1694, the Madan Mohan, with its domed central tower and scenes from the life of Krishna, is one of the largest.


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Of course, libraries are all about books - and we offer library shelving, bookcases and book carts in a range of sizes and styles. Computer stations and carrels provide comfortable research areas. With everything from preschool reading corners to circulation desks, you'll find all you need for your school library at Hertz Furniture.
What do you need in a modern library?
You need a lot more in a contemporary library than they used to. Today's libraries are complicated things. In addition to all the traditional library furniture, any library – no matter how large or small – has to meet the needs of the digital age. So the list of library "must haves" is considerably longer than it was in the days of card catalogs and the Dewey decimal system.
One library furniture item that hasn't changed is the obvious one – bookcases. No matter how computerized things have become, books are not (yet) obsolete and libraries still need lots of space for them. Double-faced library bookcases are one great way to pack a lot of books into less space. If these are too pricey, then single-faced units can be assembled back-to-back for the same effect. Special literature racks and periodical displays keep magazines and soft-cover books intact and easy to find.
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Most librarians work behind a circulation desk. These can be super-simple or highly elaborate, from one computer station with a small desk to a sprawling, circular setup. The important thing is that it should be functional, and that it should be large enough to accommodate however many librarians you have. Don't forget to have at least one book return. Those can be hard to manage without.
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What should I have in my childrens library?
You should get some inviting children's library furniture. This includes big book displays, reading terraces, bean bags, and a whole array of small tables and chairs. Let your imagination go with this; the kids who visit will be more likely to feel good about reading if their library is a fun place to be. Keep it bright and cheerful. Manufacturers like Children's Factory, Wood Designs, Brand New World and Gressco offer a whole range of options that will enhance your school library. Into color-coordination? Check out the Educational Edge line of matching bookcases, tables and chairs.
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Study carrels can be found in many different styles, but for the modern library, computer carrels are a must-have. No school or public library can compete today if they're not optimized for computer use. At the very least, you'll need enough computer access stations for your patrons to be able to look up the books they need without waiting forever on line. Computer carrels enable students and researchers to sit for prolonged periods of time for study and Internet research. At Hertz Furniture, we offer a large selection of library computer solutions, from the standard to the fully customized.
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You can make your school library better by looking at additional library furniture that, while not mandatory, does make things easier and more convenient. Book carts let you transport books easily from the circulation desk to wherever they belong. Some of them are so attractive, they actually add to your library's décor. Newspaper racks and pamphlet holders let you take advantage of open areas and wall space. And, last but not least, don't forget step-stools so that patrons can access high-shelves without making a special request. For stools that visitors will literally get a kick out of, check out the Kik-Stool series.
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JPerf is a perfect hash function generator for Java. The principle of perfect hashing is to reduce the average constant overhead of a hash table by precomputing a hash function which is optimal for the key set. Other advantages include a reduction in memory usage. Finding such a hash function is hard, especially in the general case. These run-time savings come at a cost of increased map creation time. JPerf can create a perfect hash function for a given set of keys and values.
KBasic is a programming language related to VB.NET, Visual Basic, Visual Basic for Applications, and Java. It combines the best features of those tools and comes with built-in backward-compatibility support for VB, VBA, and QBasic. It also comes with support for VB.NET syntax, functions, and similar objects and classes. It allows developers with an installed base of VB applications to start developing for a mixed-platform environment. KBasic comprises a compiler, an interpreter, and an integrated development environment.


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Man arrested after shooting at vehicle during alleged theft
A man called in a report to police about noon Monday about a theft in progress at 1006 N. 19th St., police said. Police were told that the reporting party had been called by a neighbor and told that two men and two women were at O'Brien Typesetting & Printing removing scrap metal from the property, police said. Photo by KRISTINA IODICE, THE GAZETTE


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Gabriel Garcia Marquez, author of 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' and Nobel Prize winner, dies at 87
Teachers Making A Difference: Annella Winger
UND students honored with trip to UN Youth Meeting, Central High School drumline performs
Moorhead man charged in attempted murder won't have to pay child support
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Larimore residents may return to normal water use
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ND students help fund construction with pennies
POWERS LAKE, ND -- When efforts to fund a $7.5 million school construction project in Powers Lake fell $1 million short, students turned to their piggy banks.
ND insurance commissioner meets with Obama about health care reform
FARGO –- North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm was among state regulators who met Thursday with President Barack Obama and his top advisers about their shared roles in implementing health reform.RELATED CONTENT
Soda refill costs South Carolina man over $500 and his job
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Preacher accused of 59 counts of molesting girls in Minnesota
(CNN) -- Authorities nationwide are searching for a Minnesota minister accused of 59 felony counts of criminal sexual conduct with two young girls while they were members of his church.RELATED CONTENT
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Man accused of shooting Norman County deputy faces four felony counts
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'X-Men' director Singer accused of drugging and raping teenage boy
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Lincoln Drive Dog Park, lower trails reopened
The city of Grand Forks has reopened the Lincoln Drive Dog Park and lower trails in the Greenway.
10th grader suspended for having yellow squirt gun
LEWISTON, Maine (AP) -- A 10th-grader in Maine has been suspended for 10 days for having a bright yellow squirt gun.
Mankato players refuse to practice for reinstated coach
MANKATO, Minn. -- Players for the Minnesota State University-Mankato football team announced Wednesday that they would not practice under their newly reinstated coach.
Diplomats eye joint statement on Ukraine
GENEVA (AP) - A Russian official says top diplomats from the U.S., EU, Ukraine and Russia are trying to forge a joint position on the crisis in Ukraine.
Larimore water plan works again after dive team came to town
A conveniently located dive team was able to fix a problem at the water treatment plant in Larimore, N.D., but the town's 1,300 or so residents will still have to conserve water for another day, a city official said today.
Dalrymple: North Dakota to fight proposed EPA emission rules
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Charges say photo shoot was bait in Dakota County sex assault case
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UPDATE: Armed man taken into custody
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Judge strikes down N.D. fetal heartbeat abortion law
BISMARCK - A federal judge on Wednesday struck down a North Dakota law that would ban abortions after a heartbeat is detected, calling it "an invalid and unconstitutional law" that would ban nearly all abortions at the state's only clinic providing the procedure.
Dairy Queen worker at West Acres accused of dealing cocaine at mall
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Trucks crash on icy I-94 near Barnesville, one driver killed
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Fargo, Grand Forks set record low temperatures
FARGO –- Tuesday was a record cold day up and down the Red River Valley. In Fargo, a daily record low temperature was set in the early morning hours when the mercury dipped to 12 degrees, the lowest for the date since the 15 degree temperature recorded on April 15, 1935, said Jim Kaiser, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks.
Kevin Cramer's campaign war chest tops $500,000
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Sect leader charged with sexually abusing girls, remains at large
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New York police end Muslim surveillance program
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Simonson Lumber in Grafton closes
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Google to buy drone-maker Titan Aerospace
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Acclaimed Mexican musician, composer and producer Marco Antonio Solis has sold over 80 million records and is one of the most beloved artists in Latin America for his romantic ballads, melodramatic videos and telanovela-like charm.
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The Best Day Ever with the Radio Disney AM 910 Road Crew
Dates: Sat Sep 8, 12
Time: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
The Best Day Ever at the Air Zoo!
Featuring the Radio Disney AM 910 Road Crew
Hey kids! The Air Zoo is planning the Best Day Ever with the Radio Disney AM 910 Road Crew on Saturday, September 8! Visit the Air Zoo for music, games and prizes associated with Disney's Emmy Award-winning "Phineas and Ferb"! Kids will also have a chance to play the new "Where's My Perry?" mobile game, inspired by the award-winning "Where's My Water?", now available from Disney Mobile Games. "Phineas and Ferb" is TV's No. 1 animated series among kids 2-11, kids 6-11 and tweens 9-14.
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Spellbinders® School Journal
Material List
- Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur™ Machine
- Spellbinders™ Die Templates – Labels Twenty Three and Beaded Circles
- Cardstock – Green, Red, Yellow, Blue and Black
- Fancy Pants Scrapbook Paper, Patterned – Ruled
- Kaiser Craft Scrapbook Paper, Patterned – Kaleidoscope Polka Dot
- My Mind's Eye Ribbon – Black/Cream
- Bottle Caps Inc. Wooden Shape – @
- Teresa Collins Stickers – Black Letter
- Wooden Pencils (2)
- Composition Notebook
Project Instructions
Step 1 Lay the composition notebook face down onto the ruled patterned paper. Line up the edge of the paper with the edge of the black binding on the notebook. Trace around the remaining three edges of the notebook. Follow those tracing lines and trim the paper to exact shape of the notebook. Adhere the paper to the front of the notebook.
Step 2 Using die Labels Twenty Three:
· Cut/emboss Labels Twenty Three #5 (#1 is the smallest) out of black cardstock in the Spellbinders™ Grand Calibur™ machine.
· Cut/emboss Labels Twenty Three #4 out of polka-dot patterned paper.
· Cut/emboss Labels Twenty Three #3 out of red cardstock.
· Cut/emboss Labels Twenty Three #2 out of green cardstock.
Step 3 Adhere the black Labels Twenty Three die cut to the polka-dot Labels Twenty Three die cut. Then, adhere those to the front of the notebook approximately 2" from the top of the notebook, and centered from the left and right.
Step 4 Apply "A, B, C" letter stickers to the red Labels Twenty Three in a vertical format as shown. Apply "1, 2, 3" letter stickers to the green Labels Twenty Three in a vertical format as shown.
Step 5 Adhere red and green Labels Twenty Three die cuts to the center of the larger Labels Twenty Three die cuts, on the front of the notebook, tilting them slightly.
Step 6 Cut/emboss Beaded Circles #3 (#1 being the smallest) out of red, yellow and blue cardstock. Cut/emboss Beaded Circles #2 out of blue cardstock.
Step 7 Adhere the three Beaded Circles #3 die cuts to the edge of three pages in the notebook. I went approximately 1/3 of the way into the notebook to section off the notebook into three sections. (I staggered them so you could see each one when the notebook is closed.)
Step 8 Adhere the wood "@" to the center of the blue Beaded Circle #2 and adhere to the right of the "1, 2, 3" letter stickers.
Step 9 Gather two wood pencils and adhere them at an angle to the left of the "A, B, C" stickers, as shown in the photograph.
Step 10 Wrap the ribbon around the bottom third of the notebook and tie a knot.


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CPM154 wearing some amboyna and box elder
CPM154 wearing some amboyna and box elder
Chewie's the man.
Pretty much my perfect blade shape. I could just pick one of these up and sell everything else I own (besides petty and bread knife) and be all set for the rest of my life.
Great work Mario. How tall is the blade at the heel?
looks very nice
Nice, I love the box elder ferrule.
A beauty!


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LITERARY LIVES about Michel de Montaigne. Every French schoolchild learns the date: February 28, 1571, the day that the educated nobleman Michel de Montaigne retired from court and public duties, retreated into the tower of his family castle, near Bordeaux, shut the door, and began to write. It was his thirty-eighth birthday. His plan was to spend the second half of his life looking at himself. Montaigne's pursuit of the character he called Myself lasted for twenty years and produced more than a thousand pages of observation and revision that he called "essais." His first two books of essays appeared in 1580. By the time he published a third book, in 1588, everyone in France with a philosophic bent and a classical education had read the first two. His books were utterly original. They were not confessional nor were they autobiographical. They made no claim to composing the narrative of a life, only of the shifting preoccupations of their protagonist in an ongoing conversation with the Greek and Roman writers on his library shelves—and, of course, with himself. His belief that the self, far from settling the question "Who am I?," kept leaping ahead of its last convictions was so radical that some describe Montaigne as "the first modern man." He left his tower in 1580 for a year of traveling. He left it again in 1581 to become the mayor of Bordeaux. He was also a close friend and confidant of Henri de Navarre, as well as his emissary to the court of Henri III. Mentions Montaigne's wife, Françoise de la Chassaigne. Describes the sour relationship he had with his mother, Antoinette Louppes de Villeneuve. "On Vanity," perhaps Montaigne's greatest essay, is a meditation on dying and, at the same time, on writing. It draws pretty much the whole cast of characters from his library into the conversation. The penultimate pages are an homage to Rome. But he ends the essay in the oracular heart of Greece, with the Delphic admonition to "know thyself," and in a few pages turns the idea of vanity on its head, defending his pursuit of himself as the only knowledge he, or anyone, can hope to gain. It is the one argument for a "truth" he makes in a hundred and seven essays. Mentions Étienne de la Boétie. Montaigne was seven years into the essays when he suffered his first serious attack of kidney stones. When Navarre succeeded to the throne, in 1589, becoming Henry IV, Montaigne wrote to volunteer his services again. In July of 1590, Henry summoned Montaigne to court, but by September Montaigne was too sick to travel. He died at the age of fifty-nine.
Literary Lives
Me, Myself, and I
What made Michel de Montaigne the first modern man?
by Jane Kramer September 7, 2009
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- "On Vanity";
- Philosophers;
- Essayists;
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Jane Kramer, Literary Lives, "Me, Myself, and I," The New Yorker, September 7, 2009, p. 34
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Pride In Our Schools
Welcome to the Cudahy School District blog. Read positive stories about the students and staff in the Cudahy School District. Stay on top of events and activities in the Cudahy schools. Learn about current school-related information.
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January Renaissance Students of the Month Winners
Every month, the Renaissance Program at the Cudahy High School recognizes one student from each grade as the student of the month. The January Renaissance Students of the Month winners are:
Senior: Chandler Kostowicz
Junior: Cody Treland
Sophomore: Kendall Corder
Freshman: Kylie Kubisz
Cudahy High School Job Olympics Results
On February 11, four Cudahy High School students participated in the Job Olympics hosted by Arrowhead High School. Including both individual and team efforts, our students won five awards and had a really fun experience.
Congratulations Austin Michalski, Robert Marinko, Troy Bretthauer and Scott Bzdawka on a job well done!
Josh Remsza Attends Wrestling State Championship in Madison
During the weekend of Feb 25-27, Josh Remsza of Cudahy High Shool went to the WIAA State Wrestling Championships in Madison. He was 22-13 and ended up placing 12th in State. Congratulations Josh!
Cudahy High School's Key Club Serve Their School and Our Community
Cudahy High School's 52 Key Club members have been busy this year serving their school and community.
During the month of December, students in this club helped set up Cudahy's outdoor Nativity and then helped with the removal in January. During the holidays, students baked and donated over 32 dozen cookies to the Bayview Community Center for delivery to homebound seniors. On December 15, twelve Key Club members sorted and packaged food items and clothes for the Salvation Army Toy Shop and Food Drive. Students have also donated their time to swim meets and basketball tournaments at Cudahy High School.
During the weekend of March 5 through the 7, thirty Key Club members will attend the state convention in Green Bay. They will attend classes and seminars with over 1,000 other Key Club members from Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. This is an opportunity for members to exchange ideas and learn leadership skills that will allow them to better serve their community.
As the weather warms, the Key Club looks forward to participating in the March of Dimes "March for Babies" on April 24.
Key Club elections recently concluded. Congratulations to the following 2010-2011 school year officers: President - Erin Maurer, Vice President - Brittni Vermiglio, Secrteary - Brianna Mollberg, Treasurer - Roxanne Theide, and Bulletin Editor - Sabrina Schwartz.
2010 All City Music Festival
On Saturday, March 13, Cudahy Middle School will host over 250 students for the annual Cudahy Middle School Music Festival. This festival is for students in grades 4 through 6 in the Cudahy orchestra and band programs. The students have been working extremely hard with their music teachers to prepare for this event. Each student has prepared a short piece that demonstrates technical and musical skills which have been taught in school. The students will play in front of an adjudicator and receive a rating based on his or her performance.
Where: Cudahy Middle School
Date: Saturday, March 13
Time: 8 am - 12 pm
Cudahy Students Participate in the UW-Milwaukee High School High School Honors Orchestra
On Friday, February 12-Sunday February 14, six Cudahy High School orchestra students participated in the UW-Milwaukee High School Honors Orchestra. These students were nominated and ranked with other area high school string players to participate in this group.
Students arrived at UWM after school on Friday to audition and start rehearsals, which ran Friday night, all day Saturday, and Sunday afternoon, to culminate in a concert with the UWM Symphony on Sunday evening.
These students were: Jonathan Kutka and Derek Puczylowski, string bass; Allie Pritzl, cello; Jessica Chavarin, viola; and Maggie Duris and Gillian Miner, violin.
Cudahy Middle School Forensics Students Going to State Competition
Cudahy Schools are proud and excited to announce the following Cudahy Middle School Forensic Team members who have qualified to go to State competition on March 27, 2010 at Neenah High School. Congratulations!
Nikki Schwartz - Demonstration Speaking
Katelyn Dooley - Group Acting
Savanna Thompson - Group Acting
Natasha Pechauer - Group Acting
Angelica Gibbs - Group Acting
Sandra Chavin - Group Acting
Cassie Kuschewski - Group Acting
Kayla Gildemeister - Group Acting
Kim Garlie - Group Acting
Juna Cella (6th Grader from General Mitchell Teacher: Dina Mendola) - Group Interpretation
Matilda Cretens - Impromptu Speaking
Jenna Schilcher - Story Telling
Dylan Dooley - Infomercial
Cameron Vugrinovich - Infomercial
Ian Fox - Infomercial
Jorgo Lika - Infomercial
Amber Schmidt - Infomercial
Maria Romfroe - Infomercial
Megan Freeck - Infomercial
Emmalea Marvell - Poetry
Tara Geshrick - Prose
Krystal Kordus - Prose
Carly Tuska - Prose
February Renaissance Students of the Month Winners
Every month, the Renaissance Program at the Cudahy High School recognizes one student from each grade as the student of the month. The February Renaissance Students of the Month winners are:
Senior: Joshua Remsza
Junior: Brittany Pospichal
Sophomore: Lauren Marvell
Freshman: Jiryes Audi
Lincoln Elementary 2nd Quarter Honor Roll Students
Congratulations to the 2nd quarter honor roll students of Lincoln Elementary School.
General Mitchell 2rd Quarter Honor Roll Students
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The girls' championship game of the 2012 Greene County Thanksgiving Tip-Off Classic may ultimately prove to have been a preview of a future Region 1-A tournament matchup - but North Greene head coach James Buchanan sure hopes not.
Cosby - minus one of its top post players due to injury - gave Buchanan's Lady Huskies all they wanted Saturday night, but nine fourth-quarter points from Mendy McNeese proved to be the difference as North Greene held on for a 43-41 victory and the Classic title.
"I'd really hate to see them again," Buchanan said. "They had a big player out that would have made a difference tonight."
"We were fortunate to hold on. The game could have went either way, but I thought our girls fought hard and did the things they needed to in order to win. Both teams played hard. It was just a well-played game."
McNeese finished with 16 points for the Lady Huskies. Dariane Bailey added nine and Laiken Morrow seven.
Lexi Lowery and Bethan Williams had 10 apiece for Cosby. Tiffany Smelcer, who scored 24 points - including six three-pointers - for the Lady Eagles in the semifinals, was limited to just four points Saturday.
The two teams traded baskets for much of the night, with the largest lead either way coming when North Greene went in front 27-21 late in the third quarter.
The Lady Eagles stormed back, however, using a 7-0 run to take a 28-27 lead in the opening seconds of the final period.
The scoreboard went back and forth the rest of the way. Baskets by Katelyn Weems and Dariane Bailey kept the Lady Huskies in front in the opening minutes of the fourth, but a three-pointer by Dessie Shaffer gave Cosby a 37-35 lead with 3:44 remaining.
The game was tied on two occasions after that, the latest being 39-39 with just over a minute left.
Shaffer had a chance to give Cosby the lead with 15 seconds left when she went to the line for two free throw attempts. She missed both, though, and Morrow got the rebound on the second.
Morrow was fouled on the play, and she went to the other end and made a pair of foul shots to put the Lady Huskies in front 41-39.
Lowery drove down the court and missed a potential game-tying shot in the paint to seal the Lady Eagles' fate. McNeese got the rebound and made two free throws to end the game.
"We had the situation where we had been up and then lost it," Buchanan pointed out. "Being early in the season, our girls could have crumbled. Instead, we had some girls step up and make some big shots for us."
Cosby rolls to boys' crown
The North Greene boys couldn't pull off the Huskies' sweep Saturday night as they fell to Cosby in the boys' championship game, 66-48.
The Eagles took control of the contest early as the opened up a 20-8 lead in the first quarter and stayed in front by double digits the rest of the way.
Cory Valentine fired in 23 points for the winners, including 17 in the first half. Zach Daruna was close behind with 20 points, while Tate Parton added nine.
Garrett Harbin paced North Greene with 17 points, though only three came in the first half as the Huskies fell behind 40-22 at intermission.
Tyler Bailey fired in a trio of three-pointers to finish with nine points. Brett Pollock added seven points.
Eight different players scored for the Chuckey-Doak boys Saturday night as they rolled to a 68-46 win over South Greene in the third-place contest of the Greene County Thanksgiving Classic.
Four of those reached double figures, led by the 13-point effort of Garrett Johnson. Cory Swinney added 11 points, followed by Bikir Vidisson and Garren Taylor with 10 apiece.
Nick Fillers scored 15 for the Rebels, while Daniel Lowery added 10.
The first half was closely contested as South Greene led 10-9 after one and trailed by a 28-27 score at the break.
The final two frames were all Chuckey-Doak, though, as the host team fired in 40 points to pull away.
The South Greene Lady Rebels scored 63 points in the first three quarters Saturday night en route to a 69-48 win over Chuckey-Doak in the girls' third-place game.
The Lady Rebels placed four players in double figures, led by the 15-point efforts of Maelyn Cutshaw and Ashton Wykle. Cheyenne Upton added 14 and Alora Ricker 13.
Chuckey-Doak had 11 players contribute to its final point total, with Andi Lamb posting a team-high eight points. Linsay Sane added six points.
In other tournament games, Sullivan East defeated West Greene in the girls' fifth-place contest. Charlotte Murphy paced the Lady Buffaloes with 16 points. In the boys' fifth-place contest, Providence defeated KACHEA 46-24.
Tri-Cities Christian defeated West Greene 72-63 in the boys' seventh-place game. Providence edged Tri-Cities Christian 39-34 in the girls' seventh-place matchup.


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MIDLAND – How we remember our loved ones after death, and how we will be remembered, often boils down to what we leave behind. It may be the family cottage or grandma's teapot – material things we call inheritances.
Legacies are gifts after death in the form of wishes, hopes and stories. A legacy can also be a task. After a loved one dies, the task might be to finish a project, champion a cause, or promote and share resources. When we support Terry Fox's walk/ride/run, we perpetuate his legacy of raising awareness and funds for cancer care.
Psychologist Erik Erikson, best known for his theory on psychological development, once said, "I am what survives me."
If that is so, it might be an interesting task to think of what you would like to be remembered for. Think about why it matters and whom you would like to carry your legacy. What is it that you hope is not forgotten?
Maybe making a meaningful legacy could mean making a quilt of your dad's old ties to warm you in the winter, or a video from old slides to watch with loved ones.
The greatest legacy we can leave our children is a history of how we felt and what mattered to us – the stories. It's not about money or tangible items. It's our proverbial footprint, "our song." In an African tradition, we are all given a song to sing, and our task in life is to find it and sing it. Live a life that is worth singing about for a long time after you're gone.